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Agreed. Montezuma. They look like a mountain. Well, to me they do.

That qualifies as a museum piece. Maybe the Studebaker museum (South Bend, Indiana) would be interested?

I believe you. But the one we got with the Lowe’s “deal” is from the Expert line of batteries. Bosch support has been looped in.

Even when I was younger, this is not something I would try to do on my own. Those springs are really wound tight (not inserting joke, but I could). You can buy a spring-winder device (I have seen them on Amazon and Youtube) that makes the process look safe/r and less intimidating. Some guys...

Long ago? Before cell phones?

I know that copper stuff is good. But you might want to look into the Bor8 rods. Disodium octoborate. It can be bought in a form that is like a glass dowel. When water reaches the rods they start to dissolve or melt and the wood gets infused with chemical. The product is used in wooden...

Blocking is what I was thinking. But wires and other trash (you know how wacky subs can get?) could also prevent a thorough fill. Insulated garage door Is something to consider. Maybe it is already done or in process.

That is interesting. Now, did you just tear off the drywall to prove me wrong? Or is there more to the story? Did they blow in the faced batts at same time? (That was a joke.)

I think you need two holes per "cell". One at top of cavity and one at bottom.

Which version is your battery? Seems like Bosch shot someone in the knuttz. By mistake. Doesn’t hurt as much that way. 🤕

excellent suggestion From your link WE ALWAYS RECOMMEND THAT YOU CONTACT A LOCAL PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER TO EVALUATE SOIL FOR GABION WALL DESIGN AND BASED ON A CERTIFIED GEO-TECHNICAL SOIL REPORT OF THE SITE LOCATION.

How much distance does the slope run out horizontally? Have you thought of terracing the area? There are materials called geotextiles that are designed to hold soil in place. There are other products that might work as well. Four foot tall is a lot (or a little) of cubic feet of dirt depending...

That is interesting to know. so thank you. How about the charger for your battery? Is it a non-Expert charger?

The others have said most of it. I will add that moving is just a miserable horrible experience that only a very sick person would enjoy. The perfect setup is one you can’t afford. So plan carefully and get the setup that ticks as many boxes as possible and move (before you chicken out).

Bought this one three years ago https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09YCN9VNL?tag=atomicindus08-20 Amazon says it is not currently available.

I called Bosch support and talked with a live person! And I could understand his English quite well!! I was told that the 4 Ah battery is recommended. As far as modifying the cover - I also considered heating the plastic enough to deform it to where the cover latches. And the machine operates...

The problem is that the battery door will not shut properly or latch with the 8 Ah battery installed. Even using maximum pressure to close the cover the latch won't seat. I bought the combo because I saw the post recently her on GF about Lowes special where one could buy a Bosch 8 Ah battery and...

I bought an induction heater tool off of Amazon. It was not the cheapest one for what that is worth. Anyway, it is fascinating what can be done with it. Not something that I use very often, but when needed there is no substitute.

These are what I prefer https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019ETZ2ZU?tag=atomicindus08-20 They are German-made. But seem to be licensed to a USA-based maker. They are made of 2 types of plastic and are not easy to remove because of the softer component that gets displaced once the fastener is screwed...

I recall seeing something similar to that C-Box, but it had an angled front lid. It was designed for someone doing field service work. Like a farmer could have a compact box of tools, etc. that was about 24" square by 40 " tall. If someone is into over-kill that C-Box looks like the answer.